Coommit
An AI-native video call room built around a shared infinite canvas, so the whiteboard and the meeting notes survive after everyone hangs up.
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Description
Picture a video call where the whiteboard doesn't disappear the moment the meeting ends — Coommit is a persistent workspace that mixes video chat with a shared canvas and an AI assistant that can see and edit both, so the ideas from a meeting stay organized and searchable long after.
Coommit is an AI-native collaborative workspace pairing browser-based HD video conferencing with an infinite canvas and a voice-activated agentic AI assistant ("Echo") that can build/edit the canvas, manage tasks, run web searches and recall past room knowledge. Rooms persist between calls, support async recording, and integrate with Slack, Notion, Figma and calendar tools. No client install is required; guests join via a single link. It's GDPR-compliant with TLS 1.3/AES-256 encryption, and Echo runs on the user's own Claude/GPT/Gemini API key or prepaid credits.
💬 Our review
The short version: Coommit is for teams tired of video calls that leave no trace — it's worth trying if your meetings routinely need a shared whiteboard and a written record, less so if you just need quick face-to-face calls.
Against Google Meet or Zoom, Coommit's pitch is that the canvas + AI memory persists between sessions instead of vanishing after the call — closer to Miro-meets-Zoom than a pure conferencing tool. At $29-49/user/month after a 7-day trial, it's priced like a premium collaboration tool, not a commodity video app, and Echo's reliance on the user's own AI API key (or prepaid credits) means the 'smart' features carry a variable extra cost on top of the subscription. Fine for a team already paying for Miro AND Zoom separately who wants to consolidate; overkill for a small team that just needs reliable video calls.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
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7-day free trial, then $49/user/mo monthly, $41/user/mo billed annually ($492/yr), or $34/user/mo on a 2-year term ($816)
Pros
Canvas and room history persist between meetings instead of disappearing
Echo AI can actively build/edit the canvas and recall past context, not just transcribe
No client install, browser-based, guests join via link
GDPR-compliant, TLS 1.3 + AES-256 encryption
Cons
Priced as a premium tool ($34-49/user/mo) vs free-tier Zoom/Meet
Echo AI requires the user's own LLM API key or prepaid credits — extra variable cost
No founding date or public customer list disclosed
A newer, less battle-tested platform than Zoom/Meet for pure video reliability